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You should find the files in /home/openemm/var/spool/META (or \OpenEMM\var\spool\META on Windows). Here you may see lots of files starting with AgnMail. Just remove them to avoid sending them out.

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If you disable the mail filter, you disable the bounce management. And its true, you cannot ues the mailserver as a general relay any more.

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To clarify this topic, here some explanation. 1.) It is required to use different domains for the server and for the e-mail addresses used as sender in mails (assuming as an example the name of the server is host.sample.com and for the sender its the domain news.sample.com .) 2.) If you telnet local...

As long as sendmail is running the queue should be sent out, if the remote systems are accepting the mails. Otherwise sendmail will (depending on your basic sendmail configuration) drop the mail after a few days. To force a sendmail run you can start a separate sendmail as root with this command: /u...

Two points here: - If you have sent the mailing as admin- or testmailing then bounces during sending are not recognized. - The message "stat=Service unavailable" is really unspecific, it is not safe to assume that this is always a hard bounce (a stat "User unknown"/"Host unk...

It may be also another problem: In UNIX like systems only the super user may bind to a port below 1024. Perhaps this restriction is also valid for Windows Server. Or it is also valid for all Windows versions, but nearly everyone is working with administration rights .

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This is a bug with a slightly too simple regular expression. You can fix this by editing the file bin\scripts\semu.py and replace line 241 (original): parseFID = re.compile ('^qf([0-9A-Z]{6})[0-9A-Z]{3}([0-9A-Z]{8})$', re.IGNORECASE) with this line (please ensure to keep indention): parseFID = re.co...

No. 5 is used for "waiting for double-opt-in confirm".

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The JRE is not enough, you need at least the SDK as the JSPs are compiled during runtime (lots of abbreviations here )

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This code change should do the trick, at least for new mails. If you had already mails in your queue, the relay is cached in the control file. To work around this you either edit these control files and remove the cached entry (the line starting with an X ) or you replace the whole block: try: relay...

Your Java version is too old, please upgrade to more recent version (at least Java 5.)

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You're at the wrong place, sorry. You should modify the method addSubject in BlockCollection.java with something like: -- ud

If it is enough for you to just hard code the smart relay host you can edit bin/scripts/semu.py and replace the line (~ line number 409): relay = Spool.relays.getRelay (domain) with relay = 'my.mart.relay.com' (replacing my.smart.relay.com with the proper domain, of course). Be sure to keep the righ...

To enable handling of softbounces you have to start ~openemm/bin/softbounce.sh once a day (e.g. by cron). If an email address has more than seven softbounces in the last (aprox.) six month (regardless of the number of softbounces per email, only one softbounce is counted per run) it is converted to ...

On Admin-/Testmails the To: contains the string Adminmail or Testmail, otherwise you can only find the address here. The decision against adding this text to the Subject:: This line is considered part of the content and this should be the same as in the real mailing.

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